Manitoba Farm Land Prices Driven Up by Non-Residents
A Manitoba Agriculture working paper warns non-resident ownership of farm land raises prices and depresses farmer income. It notes 7.2 percent of southern Manitoba land was non-resident by 1974, with rising purchases and increasing absentee ownership, threatening family farms and rural stability. It calls for national telecom coordination reforms and provincial input before finalizing policy.
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Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Winnipeg
Brandon
East Central
MacDonald
Franklin
St. Francois Xavier
Interlake
la Broquerie
Ste. Anne
Reynolds
Manitoba Chambers of Commerce
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Lac du Bonnet
Paris
Portage Avenue
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Powerview
Weselak & Middleton
Municipal Hall
Whitemouth
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Manitoba Motor League
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Go-Op Ins
T. W. Sd
Tommy” Irwin
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Confederation Life
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